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... arIy on Thursday morning a man named William Brown, a platelayer. residing at Dunblane, was accidentally knocked down and killed by a pilot engine in the Kippenross Tunnel. leaves a wife and large family. RESIGNATION OF THE CLREX or THE BURGE SCHOOL Bowan ...
... five men who had been killed foreigners at the very plaeTwhere the on this memorable occasion; only a The ft BUch deeds Penetrated by our countrymen Chief Rowean had not a killed, as had been understood, and he himself did not kill Mr Williams, although ...
... day of Juie, within the house or apartment in Croyley's land, in New Vennel, Glasgow, occupied by Macfarlane and Blackwood, killed Alex. Boyd, ship-carpenter, in the manner described in the indictment. As will be remembered, the case was clearly established ...
... respectively William Kerr, John Marshall, John Jackson, Thomas Watson, James Penman, and Walter Beveridge, were working on a scaffold about thirty-three feet from the bottom of the pit, which has been some time sunk, although never in operation. Tho men were ...
... attached to a cart, which was used in conveying material from one part of the building to the other, and the scaffolding falling upon them, killed them on the spot.— Daily News. The Ebb and Flow of Gold. —From statements recently furnished to the Government ...
... to the scaffold fur being hostile to England. The news of the defeat of Egyptian troops to the Soudan is now confirmed. though the accounts vary much as to details. Commander Moncrieff has been killed, and one account gives the loss at 486 killed and another ...
... which they were slung, almost every one of them being utterly unable to help himself, or to guard against being killed by the scaffolding thoy came up. For the purpose of protecting them, a shaftsman came up with each. Usually a man and a boy were brought ...
... of Mr Walter M'Alpise, Callender, met with a somewhat severe Boldest. While working on a scaffold at Pongeellan Farm, Glandochart, above Killin, the scaffolding gave way, and he was precipitated to the ground, sustaining, it is feared, a fracture of one ...
... fabrication. On Thursday while about forty men were engaged on a scaffold at premises being erected in Great Winchester Street, London, part of the scaffold gave way, and two of the men were killed and a number seriously injured. In the vestry of the parish ...
... shop. the 19th of January in the present year, boiler explo - sion occurred on the premises, and one of Taylor's children was killed by the accident. From this moment Taylor seemed to regard Mellor as tho murderer of his children. Meller's refusal to give ...
... was instructed to write again asking he arch to be made 20 feet wide.—Approved of. (Asa Fuces.—The probable estimate of scaffolding, and painting and gilding the Ring Street clock faces, was estimated at £9 8s and a new glass dial, .C 3 10stotal, £l2 18s ...
... became a priest, I never attended convicts on the scaffold, but one occasion. Two men were executed in Montreal in 1832 for the murder of a soldier The two were guilty ; one of them said nothing on the scaffold • the other declared his innocence, although ...